The Garden
A Baby Montessori Book
By Agnese Baruzzi, Chiara Piroddi
There’s so much to see in the garden! Discover it all together in this Montessori-inspired board book specifically designed to nurture infant visual development using black, white, and red shapes.
Combining the latest science with Montessori theory, The Garden introduces readers to a dozen curious plants and critters using clearly defined shapes and high-contrast colors friendly to babies' developing eyes and minds. Perfect for children 0-12 months old, The Garden encourages babies to begin observing and exploring the world around them!
Details & Purchase
Hardback - Board Book
- Price: $8.99
- Dimensions: 6.26.2
- ISBN: 9781524862695
- Publish Date: 4/13/2021
- Pages: 20
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About the Author
Agnese Baruzzi has written and/or illustrated more than 40 children’s books that have been published in Italy, the UK, Japan, Portugal, France, South Korea, and the United States. She lives in the countryside close to Bologna, Italy, and works from a little wooden summerhouse in her garden.
Chiara Piroddi is an expert in neuropsychology who works at the Hospital Niguarda Ca’ Granda in Milan, Italy. She has worked with children of all ages, including those with severe mental and physical disabilities.
Chiara Piroddi is an expert in neuropsychology who works at the Hospital Niguarda Ca’ Granda in Milan, Italy. She has worked with children of all ages, including those with severe mental and physical disabilities.
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